The PSNI believe there is a substantial risk of another attack on the building. They have warned that security needs to be improved. At a special private meeting of the Policing Board on Thursday, members were told of a number of options. They include making the area around the building a pedestrian zone, spending about £2m to bomb-proof the building, and even moving to new offices in a more secure location.
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